Puncture resistant work gloves

Very thick leather ? perhaps .. like the blacksmith guys use ? ... dunno. Some of the special protective gloves are meant for sharp edges < glass or carving tools > rather than points .. Chainsaw gloves ? Let us all know if you find something.

John T.

On Mon 05 Jun 2017 03:22:39p, Stormin' Norman told us...

Butcher's Steel Mesh Gloves

Meant for for sharp blades - but thorns ? John T.

Thanks, but the needle like thorns would go right through those.

all sorts of stuff if you look.

Who would have thought to look on Amazon or Google......... ;-)

Been there, done that, thanks. I was hoping to find someone who had personal experience and who could make a product recommendation on that basis.

well, you certainly didn't state that. :)

Go to your local needle exchange and ask the workers what gloves they use.

Surd do

I did not use those precise words, no.

However, asking " Does anyone know of durable, puncture resistant work gloves that might help end some of the blood letting?" would seem to solicit personal knowledge based upon experience.

In the future, I shall make an effort toward greater clarity in my requests.

How about this: I am looking for recommendations based upon first hand experience, please, no replies from those whose expertise is based upon search engines or retailers?

No, that comes across as condescending, which would take the fun away from those folks who like to post search results in an attempt to be condescending.......... ;-)

Ahhh, good old McMaster Carr. I used to love having their catalog around, mostly as a reference.

Have you personally used any of the gloves on that page? What were you handling and what were your experiences?

I pointed you to what I know to be "durable, puncture resistant work gloves that might help end some of the blood letting".

Okay, you win. Time for dinner.

On Mon 05 Jun 2017 04:02:49p, told us...

Yes, they will work with thorns.,

On Mon 05 Jun 2017 04:04:22p, Stormin' Norman told us...

Not necessarily. It depends on the partaicular mesh glove. I've seen some landscape maintenance guys using them when they're working with cactus and palms here in AZ.

I've not used them but ordered a pair of the $59 ones for one of the maintenance guys. They worked for him handling metal trimmings with burrs.

Also try looking for "extrication" gloves used by the fire service. These are usually made using Kevlar. While these provide superior protection for cuts etc at a car wreck, they should also provide the puncture resistance requested here. These cost about the same as the ones form McMaster refere nced up topic.

Dan